[PDF] Top 20 Cognitive rehabilitation in the elderly: A randomized trial to evaluate a new protocol

... to rehabilitation has the additional benefit of addressing a serious limitation of many cognitive reha- bilitation programs—the well-established fact that benefits observed on specific tasks in the clinic ... See full document

... other randomized control trials that evaluated cognitive training programs for the ...SIMA trial that involved 390 older adults, Oswald and colleagues (1996) examined the effects of a 9-month program ... See full document

... double-blinded, randomized, controlled trial of patients with diffuse axonal injury (DAI) due to a severe TBI in an acute stage (less than 8 ...be randomized to active coil helmet and inactive coil ... See full document

... the Cognitive Therapy Adherence and Competence Scale (CTACS) [62], and according to CTACS it can not be categorized as a full-scale ...a new understanding of the back pain, and given practical advice about ... See full document

... The method of randomization will be 1: 1: 1: 1, with interchange between blocks generated by an online pro- gram (random.org). Concealed allocation will be used with numbered, opaque-sealed sequential envelopes so that ... See full document

... disabling cognitive impairments in BD, new interventions were developed, namely cognitive re- habilitation and functional ...a cognitive-oriented approach, developed to enhance specific ... See full document

... and cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) [20] demonstrated positive results in two trials; however, generalisability was restricted due to method- ological limitations (small sample sizes, six-months fol- low-up, ... See full document

... the cognitive tasks and assessment ...to evaluate cortical thickness and surface area, total gray and white matter volumes, and deep nuclei volumes will be performed using the freely available FreeSurfer ... See full document

... tive rehabilitation strategies to date have shown only modest ...disabling cognitive pro- ...larger randomized clinical trials and establish new concepts to the treatment of cognitive ... See full document

... of cognitive functioning should have accounted for im- provements in functional outcomes, at least in ...that evaluate intervention effects on the cognitive function in BPD should control for this ... See full document

... prospective, randomized, controlled study provides useful information about strategies to increase follow-up appointment adherence rates in a high-risk, tar- geted population at high-risk for glaucoma through ... See full document

... of cognitive control and rumination in recurrent depression [6, 25], suggesting that by remediating cognitive control impair- ments, one might decrease cognitive vulnerability for future ...session ... See full document

... The study has a naturalistic approach with few exclu- sion criteria. Patients should have BD, should be in complete or partial remission and should self-report cognitive difficulties. To make treatment with CR ... See full document

... this trial should be more than three weeks; however, it was observed that the subjects might not be compliant after three ...this trial was to check which desensitizing agents eliminates and gives rapid ... See full document

... As a result, complementary or alternative therapies, such as acupuncture, are attractive to both patients and practitioners. Acupuncture, a core component of Trad- itional Chinese Medicine (TCM), has been used for thou- ... See full document

... Most rehabilitation or recovery-oriented inter- ventions are offered only to clients who are motivated to participate in them [35, ...their rehabilitation readiness or phase of ... See full document

... Potential participants will be identified by AVIVA claims adjusters when policy holders contact AVIVA's claim center to report an injury. The adjuster will determine whether the claimant resides or works within the ... See full document

... Although a number of age-related changes contribute to walking difficulties [16 – 18], there is evidence that walking ability among older adults is modifiable through training interventions [19]. For example, an indoor ... See full document

... on cognitive behavioral therapy principles, it includes simi- lar components as TF-CBT that were described and stud- ied by Cohen and Mannarino ...modulation, cognitive coping and process- ing, trauma ... See full document

... This study has the following limitations. First, complete blinding cannot be achieved because of the SEMG mea- surements of the gluteus medius and the difference in location of scar tissue for both surgical approaches. ... See full document